Training & Products
Training
Developing Exercise Objectives and Scenarios
These two web-based tutorials prepare emergency management planners to develop exercise objectives and scenario materials for operations-based exercises.
Basic Exercise Controller and Evaluator Tutorial
The goal of this tutorial is to train federal and contractor employees assigned as Controllers, Evaluators, and/or Controller/Evaluator in the standard basic techniques of exercise control and evaluation as outlined in the
DOE Guide
151.1-3, Programmatic Elements Emergency Management Guide, Chapter 3, Exercises.
Products
Exercise Builder
This PC-based program is an easy-to-use tool for persons developing Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration emergency exercises and drill packages. Request a copy on CD-ROM.
Emergency Response Organization Proficiency Documentation Templates
In 2009 and 2010, the EMI SIG Training Subcommittee prepared three templates that may be used to document position proficiency for individual Emergency Response Organization (ERO) members.
Incorporating Lessons Learned/Best Practices into Emergency Management Training
Updated in May 2012, this report documents the process used to gather information from the Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) complex and others and provides examples on how to use Lessons Learned with a variety of training approaches.
A Guide for the Conduct of Emergency Response Tabletop Training (pdf)
This product provides recommendations, techniques, and examples for ensuring that common background information related to the development of tabletop training activities is available within DOE/NNSA and provides advice rather than a prescription.
Glossary and Acronyms of Emergency Management Terms (pdf)
This product provides definitions from existing DOE Directives and DOE documents. This third edition is provided to maintain consistency with the new DOE Order 151.1, the Emergency Management Guides, and the DOE Glossary.
DMCC Meteorological Monitoring Program Appraisal Tool (pdf)
This appraisal tool presents five attributes of an effective meteorological program, as determined by the DMCC leadership. It is intended to be used as a tool for the self-appraisal process.
